Stories from the women physicians who have paved the way and those who are in the thick of it now.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine |
This episode is with Dr. Laura Vater, a GI oncologist in Indiana who focuses her non-clinical time on humanism, writing and well-being more
"I was super present with my kids when I was home. I didnt pull out phones, there werent cell phones way back then that were so distracting. I would try not to be on the computer and making phone calls and things like that. I remember it that way of ... more
"After week 17 I think, I was worried about him. I knew that with my fibroids I would have pain. I was like it will be worse than what I had with my periods, but, well I can handle pain. I didnt factor in the emotional aspect of that. Like worrying a... more
"Just before I turned 34 weeks I was doing my fellows clinic from my hospital room. I had a sign on the door like Do Not Disturb, Im in clinic, and they were like we have to get your vitals at some point during this. So they came and took my blood pr... more
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As a fellow physician mom this podcast is relatable, educational, and helps normalize so many of our struggles. It fills a desperately needed hole and I loved listening to every episode.
Ali’s podcast is absolutely worth a listen for anybody in medicine who chooses to have children or knows anyone in medicine who has children. The conversations she has provide so much shared knowledge about what it’s like to be a mom in medicine - knowledge that can sometimes feel too personal or taboo within the field of medicine to ask about. Her guests are so open about their own experiences and really validate the concerns that many women in medicine have about this topic. Thanks Ali!
Informative and thought provoking. I love the laid back nature of two friends talking about an incredibly important topic and sharing their experiences. Anyone in medicine should listen!
Ali has a very calming voice. She is very well spoken. This was an easy listen. I cant wait to listen to more interviews.
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